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Disco Biscuits Live at Chameleon Club on 1998-05-07

by Disco Biscuits

Publication date: 1998-05-07 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: DiscoBiscuits

Band/Artist: Disco Biscuits

Disc 1
Set I
1. Banter
2. Frog Legs
3. Radiator ->
4. I-Man
5. Banter
6. Little Shimmy In A Conga Line
7. Stone ->
8. The Devil's Waltz ->
9. Norwegian Wood* ->
10. The Devil's Waltz

Disc 2
Set II
1. Banter
2. Morph Dusseldorf
3. Banter
4. 1999* >
5. Mr. Don$

Disc 3
1. Vassillios ->
2. Bernstein And Chasnoff
3. crowd/banter
4. Magellan

Notes

PLANC APPROVED

Transferred and Encoded by Jon Goldberg
Remastered and Tracked by Rich Steele

* = First time played
$ Alternating back and forth with 1999

Addeddate: 2004-04-10 09:51:14

Discs: 3

Identifier: db1998-05-07RM.shnf

Lineage: Sony PCM-R500 > DIO-2448 > Samplitude 5.55 > CD Wave > SHN > WaveLab > SHN

Location: Lancaster, PA

Numeric_id: 12352

Shndiscs: 2

Source: AKG 461> SBM-1>D8 [REMASTER]

Taped by: ?

Transferred by: Jon Goldberg / Rich Steele

Type: sound

Venue: Chameleon Club

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Reviewer: STEALyourFACE11 - - December 27, 2016
Subject: Classic Biscuits - 2 weeks before Uncivilized Area dropped

Great sound. the re-master sounds so crisp for an audience recording.

Highlights - Radiator --> I-Man, Devil's Waltz, Morph, and Mr. Don is epic (a listen),

this is a solid 2 set show from start to finish. the boys just finished a tour as an opening act for Sting Cheese Incident and Brownie was certainly pumped for the 2 set show - he speaks about it during one of the banters. Uncivilized Area dropped May 19, 1998 and they boys are playing real tight yet loose. Barber plays some beautiful deep solos

Reviewer: bnoring - - May 3, 2016
Subject: 5-7-98

As nice of mid year '98 show as you could hope for. First off the sound quality is top notch with a nice recording and even a Rich Steele remaster. Secondly this is the Biscuits proving they can craft a professional two set show and take their listeners all over the map. Highlights include a nice "Shimmy", a weird dubby "Bernstein" and a wild version of "Mr. Don" that recalls Hawkwind or Acid Mother's Temple. Another good reason to love the Internet Archive.

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